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Watching endless hours of TV.
Withdrawing from friends or partners or, conversely jumping into a frenzied social life to avoid facing problems.
Overeating or weight gain.
Undereating or weight loss.
Sleeping too much.
Drinking too much alcohol.
Lashing out at others in emotionally or physically violent outbursts.
For vitamin A eat carrot,mango,papaya, milk.
for vitamin B1 eat egg ,cereal s,cabbage, and yeast.
for vitamin B2 eat cheese , milk, green leafy vegetables, egg.
for vitamin B3 eat whole grain cereals, green leafy vegetables.
for vitamim B6 eat liver,green leafy vegetables, whole grains cereals.
For vitamin B12 eat fish , egg,meat,liver, fruits.
for vitamin C eat all citrus fruits(orange,lemon).
for vitamin D eat milk , yolk , ghee, oil, butter..
for vitamin E eat wheat, green leafy vegetables osteomalacia in adults.
for vitamin k eat green leafy vegetables, tomatoes...
Hope this will help u...
Best of luck..
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Helping the client identify positive coping mechanisms is therapeutic role the nurse is acting when a client is working toward the prevention of an alcohol abuse relapse.
A few positive coping mechanisms include meditating, responsibility, emotionally supportive relationships, expressing distressing emotions etc. A therapeutic role is when clients are helped in treating psychological disorders, alleviating painful responses or symptoms resulting from a distressing condition.
When an individual drinks too much alcohol and too often that is when it is called alcohol abuse. A few common signs and indications of alcohol abuse are slurred speech, poor coordination, memory impairment, unable to stop drinking etc.
An alcohol relapse is when people start reverting back to old drinking habits and stops maintaining goals to reduce use of alcohol.
Learn more about alcohol abuse relapse here:
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True, because of that's what I do every day :)
Also because if they are positive they are nice to others, so it would be true
